PEOPLE Magazine – How Prince Harry’s Invictus Games Help His Military ‘Brothers and Sisters’ Heal
A February 13, 2016 People Magazine article highlighted “Prince Harry’s brainchild, the Invictus Games, grew out of his own experience serving in the military – and his commitment to helping his fellow veterans was clear to those who competed in the inaugural Games in London in 2014”.
In referencing the Invictus Games London 2014, Captain Reynolds notes in reference to Prince Harry:
“I would say every athlete, all 400 plus, had at least one personal interaction with him,” Retired Army Captain Will Reynolds, who won four medals in track at the 2014 Games, tells PEOPLE. He was just that present and that accessible,” adds Reynolds. “He was not only a champion for the Games, but he was really rolling up his sleeves and involved in the planning and execution of it.”
To read ‘How Prince Harry’s Invictus Games Help His Military ‘Brothers and Sisters’ Heal: ‘We Are His Community’ on the PEOPLE magazine web site, click here.
Picture Source: PEOPLE Magazine and Captain William Reynolds
